WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2,1982, PAGE 3 Town1 to 'become Whitby'sý sole gairbage collector By November 1, the Town of Wbltby will be the town's only garbage- man despite the objec- tions'of two councillors, a local citizens' group and representatives of the baullng lndustry. At. its meeting' last week, Wbltby Town Couneil approved a public works depart- ment recommendation that Its pick-up area be extended to-'include the entire munlcipalitY., Under the current sys- tem, private contrac- tors provide garbage collection services in the rural and Corridor areas (tbat Is, north of Rossland Road and east of Anderson Street). The inove was strong- iy opposed> by- botb Regonal Councilor Gerry Emm and North Ward Councillor Ross Batten who expressed- satisfaction wlth the current system saylng that good service bas always been provided. "I bave no difficulty with tbe operation at present," Emm said addlng tbat if the town took over the entire se- vice, the cost would escalate., Batten also told bis colleague tbat T. Puck- rin and Son IAmited, the Logo contest winner Whitby Public Library Board chair- man Jack Bird and Mayor Bob Attersiey are sen here present- ign a cheque for $100 to Pat Webb of Whitby, the winner of the library's logo contest. Webb's stylized "W" (seen chosen entries at the in lef t) was best of 115 the contest which was run earlier this year. The winner is a recent graduate of the design course at St. Lawrence Coliege, Kingston. - Free Press Staff Photo contractors, '"provide- very good service." "The service," he added,,lisbeing sup- plied at a satisfactory cost."p Tbe coundilior also clalm ed tbat tbe con- tractor wiii now bave to lay-off employees. "We bave some sort of obligation to encourage private -businesses," Batten said adding. tbat the estimnated saving did not justify the town assumlng responaibiiity for the entire service. Tbe recommendation wiIialso see the intro- duction of a four-day collection service. This wiii allow, according to works director Dick Kuwahara, for proper- vehicle maintenance to be done. ,Operations comxnittee chairman Joe Bugelli (West Ward) came out strongly in defense of the recommendation and was critical of Bat- ten for not asklng more questions concerning the report's financial implications especialiy wben be la in cbarge of the town's treasury. He aiso said tbat this report "4came to nobody's .surprise" because the idea bas been floatlng around the balla of the municipal building for a few years. 1Bugelli aiso polnted out that vehicie "Idown- time"l cost the town $34,000 last year, a coot that wil be lessened when the new system is in compiete operation. Residents of the Corri- dor area told coundil that they were also satisfled witb the ser- CONT'D ON PG. 5 Fourinj ured ii$15,OOO0 hous e flire Four people were sent to hospitai Sunday even- ing after a fire broke out at an Annis Street home. .According to a spokes- man for the Whitby Fire Department, a pot of grease caught fire in the kitchen of 714 Annis Street at about 9:15 p.m. Barry Paul Sait, bis wife Dorothy, bis son David were taken to'the Dr. J.O. Ruddy General Hospital suffering from first, second and third degree burns. Mrs. Salt's mother, Elsie Hughes, was also taken to hospital suffer- ing from what officiais described as a severe case of shock. The eider Mr. Salt was treated and releas- ed. The others remain in hospital where they were last reported in satisfactory condition. Three fire department vehicles and 15 firefight- ers responded to the call and quickly had the blaze under control. The spokesman said that fire damage was contaied to the itchen but the remainder of the house suiffred smoke damage. Damage -was estimated at $15,000 to building and contents. CULLEN GARDENS &Miniature Village 'KLSLINT'S British Festival Month June 6 to July 4th~ Featuring: Acres of Color REPLICA SHOWING 0F BRi FISH CROWN JEWELS JUNE l9th - JULY 4th TRAVEL* FEATURES IN CO-OPERATION WITH BRITISH TOURIST AUTHORITY ý& BRITISH AIR WAYS. ENTERTAINMENT FEATURING MUSICAL REVIEW, ANITA SCOTT, AND THE MORRIS DANCERS. DAVID SCOTT PEARLY QUE EN MINIATURE COUNTRY FAIR & ROLLER COASTER. CULLEN GARDENS & Miniature Village' Taunton Rd., Just West 0f Hwy. 12 WHITBY, 668-6606 TORONTO, 294-7965 OPEN DAILY 9:00 arn to DARK 10:00-prn' YOU CAM BE A PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLIST W ~ ART Et TECHNIQUE ENROLL NOW FOR NEXT MONTH'S CLASSES 7 Gomerment Lcensed Instructors' 27 memddfuly..r of helrstylmg .xpuilWm 14 ONTARIO ST.., OSHAWA, 576-0479 MAUE & FEMALE MODELS WELCOME Thank you for helping, our studentstoday to be prof essional hairstylists tomorrow. W hitby-' Public .Library- >q I& -à - *ON A LARGE SELECTED CROUJP 0F PATTERNS OPEN TKURSDAY à FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL NINE! OSHAWA-I SCARBGROUGH AJAX 140 SImcos St. SouthI 553 Morkhmm Rond 1313 Harwood Am. N. (Corner John) I Just S. of Lawrence) (Just North of Hwy. 401> 579-655431-4458 6"719